Marxist Philosophy of Science brings together, since 2020, work on political economy, dialectical materialism, mathematical statistics, history, and the philosophy of science — always from a Marxist perspective and with a demand for rigor. There are more than 260 published entries. If you arrived recently, this page is your starting point: what to read first, how the archive is organized, and where to find the published work.
Two studies to begin with
Both are available in open access as preprints.
- Quantitative Theory of Money or Prices? — The (neoclassical) quantity theory of money versus the (Marxist) quantity theory of prices, tested against econometric evidence on the United States. (Preprint: arXiv 2501.14623.)
- Sectorial Exclusion Criteria in the Marxist Analysis of the Average Rate of Profit (1960–2020) — Which sectors should enter the average rate of profit, and why that decision changes the measured trend. (Preprint: arXiv 2501.06270.)
Explore by topic
- Political Economy — 52 entries
- Dialectical Materialism — 87 entries
- Universal History — 57 entries
- Mathematical Statistics — 26 entries
- Metamathematics, Pure and Applied Mathematics — 24 entries
- Political Science — 43 entries
- Quantum Mechanics — 1 entry
- GitHub — R code and libraries — 1 entry
The published work
The complete, verifiable record — articles, preprints, books, datasets, and R libraries — is centralized on ORCID, which links to arXiv, OSF, Zenodo, SSRN, and Google Scholar:
The code and R libraries (for example, the bivarhr package on CRAN) are on GitHub: github.com/IsadoreNabi
Profiles: ORCID · Google Scholar · OSF · GitHub
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